COVINGTON, Ky. -- Cincinnati Bengals receiver Jerome Simpson was indicted on Thursday for marijuana trafficking, leaving him subject to a jail sentence and punishment from the NFL. A Kenton County grand jury indicted the four-year veteran on one count of marijuana trafficking in excess of 8 ounces, a felony count that carries up to five years in jail. Hes scheduled for arraignment on Jan. 30. Simpson is the third Bengals player to get in trouble with the law since last July. Running back Cedric Benson served five days in a Texas jail for assault and was suspended for one game by the NFL. Cornerback Adam "Pacman" Jones pleaded guilty Wednesday to disorderly conduct at a Cincinnati bar last summer and was sentenced to community service. All three players can become free agents after completing the final years on their contracts. A Bengals spokesman said the team was aware of Simpsons indictment but had no comment. Simpson has been under investigation since September, when agents from California tracked a package shipped to the receivers home in northern Kentucky. They said it contained 2 1/2 pounds of marijuana. No charges were filed at that time. Simpsons girlfriend accepted the package at the home, said Michelle Gregory, a spokeswoman for the California Department of Justice. Teammate Anthony Collins was visiting Simpsons home at the time, but was cleared of any involvement. A search of Simpsons home also turned up 6 more pounds of marijuana, smoking pipes and scales, authorities said. Simpson hasnt spoken about the package or the investigation with the media. The second-round draft pick from Coastal Carolina had his best season yet, catching 53 passes for 758 yards and four touchdowns. The Bengals won a wild card playoff berth but lost to Houston in the first round. Simpson finished third in catches on the team behind rookie receiver A.J. Green and tight end Jermaine Gresham. 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